Where to eat in Teror

Our pick of emblematic places to eat in the old town of Teror, Gran Canaria.

🥇 D'Fernandez

Our top pick

If you only eat at one place in Teror, make it this one. D'Fernandez is the village's own bar-café-restaurant, right on Plaza de Sintes, a short walk from the Basilica del Pino and the old town. Open every day, from breakfast (croissants, sandwiches and good Teror coffee) through to a long lunch, with real Canarian cooking: ropa vieja, goat stew, gofio escaldado, papas with mojo picón, fresh fish and garlic prawns, plus tapas to share with Teror chorizo and morcilla. To finish, homemade desserts: egg flan, rice pudding and the cake of the day. Local produce, a family welcome and fair prices — that's why we've eaten here forever.

📍 Plaza de Sintes, Local 4, 35330 Teror 🕒 Every day, 8:00–16:00 📞 +34 694 23 35 15

See D'Fernandez's menu

Restaurante Grill El Secuestro

Avda. del Cabildo Insular, 26

Specialising in grilled meats, one of Teror's best-known grill houses.

Restaurante Pino Maa

Plaza del Pino, 5

Right on Plaza del Pino, facing the Basilica: traditional Spanish cooking.

Restaurante El Encuentro

Plaza del Pino, 7

Also next to the Basilica, with a varied Mediterranean menu.

Restaurante La Alacena

Calle La Diputación, 6

Market-style Spanish cooking right in the historic centre.

Bar Diego

Calle Real de la Plaza, 13

On the pedestrian street famous for its wooden Canarian balconies: an old-school bar for tapas.

Restaurante Mocán

Paseo González Díaz, 15

Near the centre, traditional cooking in a cosy setting.

Restaurante D. Tapas

Calle Nueva, 21

For tapas right in the village centre.

Asadero de Pollos Tigayga

Calle Nueva, 23

Roast chicken specialists, perfect to take away and enjoy wherever you like.

Teror has a surprisingly good food scene for a village its size: from grill houses like El Secuestro to the classic dining rooms on Plaza del Pino (Pino Maa, El Encuentro) or Calle La Diputación (La Alacena), plus traditional bars like Diego, right on Calle Real. Each one is worth a visit depending on what you fancy. But if you want the most authentic Canarian flavour, a genuine family welcome and the best location — a short walk from the Basilica and the Sunday market — we'll be waiting for you at D'Fernandez, on Plaza de Sintes. Come try our ropa vieja or our goat stew, and you'll see why we're the first stop for anyone visiting Teror 😊